Quashes Insurance Cases and Tax Refund Reversals
The supreme court handed down seventeen opinions on cases including quashing insurance actions over notice to state officials, refunds for tax payments by a closed bank, and a Malicious Prosecution suit over a National Bank note. Appellants Challenged notices and auditors delays, while a key ruling involved Henry Brown v Keyes in a Carn Belt National Bank dispute.
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Cormissioner
Ball Insurance
Lesaj
State Department
Edmunds
G. H. Helgerson
Charles F. Fintanay
National Bank of Com- Meres of
Pierre
Hughes County
Board of County Commisssioners
Supreme Court
County Auuitor
Henry Brown
Paul C. Keyes
Appelant
Brown County Circuit Court
Brown
Keyes
Carn Belt National Bank of Scotland
Browin
Mail Route Repairs Delay Ames Delivery
Fragmentary report notes mail deliveries on route 4 near Ames show irregular timing as Lt Mull and others work to straighten the south end of the route. Cars are diverted around town while roads across prairie fields and stubble near Ames are being navigated. Hamilton reports it may take time to repair torn down sections to restore through traffic.
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George
Stow
Mull
Ames
Hamilton
Fragmentary Clerk Notes At Mitchell Hospital
Readable fragments show Sievert Strand and RW Burrill performing chores while Mrs. Lew Hines lies hospitalized at the M. E. hospital in Mitchell.
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RW Burrill
Lew Hines
M. E. Hospital
Mitchell
Incomplete Inaugural Services Held at Gordon Conkey Home
Mrs Harold Carr spent Monday at the Gordon Conkey home listening to the presidential Inaugural services. Mr and Mrs J Jones and sons Leslie and Maurice were Wolsey visitors Monday. Word from Cary indicates she is entering a two winter stay in California. Conkey Jr reports ground squirrel sighting Sunday morning. Loran Rehards recently moved from E Jones farm vacated by Harry Vale. Beulah church services were well attended with roads to travel noted. afternoon services planned at 2.
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Loran
Ree Heights Notes on Farm Moves and Local Happenings
Special Correspondent Al Winans reports on area movements as Franks Hammill plan to farm near Lindsey, Newcomb family to Yate, Thelbright family to Newcomb farm, and various relocations around Ree Heights. Births, social visits, a Leo Sipes sale, a large horse market, and community greetings plus several residents moving to new homes and farms.
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REE Heights iBy
al Winans
Highmore
FranksHammill
Lindsey Farm
Bird
Pat Newcomb
Yate
Thelbright
Newcomb
Ronald Hensop
Hillmore
Ray Fife
HK. Murray
Seneca
Paul Blasey, Jr
Leo Sipes
Raymond Spiers
Abdan
3. D
Ides
A Vilas
Eviends
LaRue Adair
Holabird
T Has Beem
Mhlar
Local News from Alpena and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Nathaniel Hing and two daughters have been ill for two weeks. Mr and Mrs August Heather visited Carl Heather home Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Ted Kinner of Alpena were Sunday visitors at Robert Kinner home south of town. Mr and Mrs John Neuharih went to Mitchell Friday. Their niece, who is attending school there, returned home and spent the weekend with them. They took her back to Mitchell Sunday. Mrs O L Barringer was a supper guest at Emil Ruther home Sunday evening. Henry late and family moved on the farm vacating Lyte Crook family. Shekton Plate moved Finlay into the unoccupied house on the same farm. Art Sheffeld and family farm south of town moved the Plate family just as the house.
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John Gibson
Miller
Cawan
Do Benson
Ray Fite
Herome
Primenar
Tae Hattie Sipes
Sioux City
Vera Scott
Elmer Weber
Harold
Ernest Suim
Ed Fawtet
Ice “Saunders
Freeman
Nathaniel Hing
August Heather
Carl Heather
Ted Kinner
Alpena
Robert, Kinner
Town
John Neuharih
Mitchell
Nice
O. L. Barringer
Emil Ruther
Henry
Lyte Crook
Shekton Plate
Finlay
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Farewell Party
Several families hosted gatherings and visits across the community. Miss Lauret ta Lyle and George Hubbard attended a Friday bridge night. Mrs Otto Schmidt entertained many friends at a Friday dinner. Mr and Mrs Join Diedé hosted as visitors at the Brenner home. The Misses Esta and Alma Hing spent Sunday with Marry Collman. Ruben Fibber and Miss Korner united in marriage at a church event and will occupy the corner house. Schortzman and Heather fly returned from Sylvan Springs Arkansas. Mrs T B Yerge and son Archie attended a farewell surprise party for Gwen King’s moving away.
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Wess
Emanuel
John Brenner
Alma
Collman
Ruben Fibher
Korner
Marsh
Ocupy
Schortzman
Heatherfly
Sylvan Springs
Ark
T. B. Yerge
Archie
Gwen King
Gilbert Yorks News Update From Miller Tournament
Correspondent Snéelal reports illness in the area with Frank Roach of Burdette said to be gravely ill from diphtheria. Mrs Harry Cookey and son David join Mrs Eldon Jones Maurice and Jack Hiatt at the Miller tournament. Hadley of Wayland moves his family to the L E Jones farm vacated by Loran Richards after illness last week. Leslie Jones Albert and Frank also noted.
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Gilbert-York
Snéelal
Mies” Perglé
Hiatt
Avas
Huron
Frank Roach
Burdette
Harry Cookey
David
Eldon Jones
Leslie Jones
Albert and
Frank
Bonilla Special CorrespondenceBridge party honors Mrs Rush
Bonilla notes a bridge party at Fred McKichan home honoring Mrs James Rush of Huron with two tables of play. High score awarded to Mrs Rollie Kenison, guest prize to Mrs Rush. EL M Bunsell returns from Nebraska, Harold Miller absent from school due to illness.
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Bonilla
Melvin
Flynn Yahne
Hamilton
Raymond Atchinson
Atchinson
T. G. Young
Fred McKichan
James Rush
Huron
Rollie Kenison
Rush
M. Bunsell
Nebraska
Dewey Russell
Hawan
Harold Miller
Local movers aid Johnson on Fournier place
Special Correspondent reports Jack Johnson moved onto the Fournier place with help from neighbors. Marian Penwell visited Ames for the week and worked at the farm north of St. this week. Ethel Kintigh visited her parents in Miller. Chester and Theodore Arbogast hauled two loads of corn from Al Johnson. O. W Arbogast bought 3,000 washers. A business trip to Highmore was made. Arthur Johnson sought a load of unspecified items.
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Jack Johnson
Fournier Place
Marian Penwell
Cvow Ames
Ethel Kintigh
Miller
Chester
Theodore Arbogast
al Johnson
O. W Arbogast
Highmore
Arthur Johnson
Whit and Ballantynes Visit Friends in Holabird
Special correspondent reports Whit. and Mrs Leslie Ballantyne and Verna Mae visiting friends at Holabird Sunday. A J Ravenscroft and family and Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft were guests, and Mrs Ernest Gadow was also present. Four new pupils enrolled at Wayland school this week in Miss Pratt and Miss Benson rooms. Huron visitors Saturday included Mr and Mrs J Borkilis, Mr and Mr Wood and Miss Verlin. Miller shopppers Dor othy Ravengereft and Miss Peak Benson attended. The Beck family plan to move to the mile north of town recently vacated by Fred Dougherty.
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Leslie Ballantyne
Verna Maé
Holabird
A. J Ravenscroft
Margaret Ravenstroft
Ernest Gadow
Wayland School
J. Borkilis
Mr. Wood
Verlin
Huron
Peark Benson
Dorothy Ravéngereft
R. We
Pihy
Peat
Benson
Carlson
Fam
Beck
Hpi & Hale
Fred Dougherty
Forestburg Community News Brief and School Happenings
Forestburg residents share moving notices and church events as Mrs Mittle Talley’s farm clears. The Home Economics class meets Friday at the church basement while Mr Fattam’s illness worsens. Jehan Hilagson assists with moving goods. Claude Michels plans Ellendale work. A community operetta by the Sills draws praise as the glee club and vaudeville entertainments fill the hall. MM Black sells hogs. instructors receive praise for teaching. The town gears for a three week away festival and a declamatory program with speakers and performances.
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Jess
Carl Bicker
Mittle
Jehan Hilagson
Kenneth
Hindle
Claude
Michels
Ellendale
N.D
Foresthers and Sidhity
Sills
Glee’ Club
Marjorie “Ytemster
MM. G. Black
Wetrners
Glee Club
Valley Route News Briefs From Gann Area
Oscar Austin assists residents as Chester Crecelins returns from Forestburg. Neighbors report Will Wade home Wednesday with 15 turkeys being dressed at L B Dean and Martin Heilman homes. Carl Dunwoody family visited Charles Bennet north of Miller. L Frye visited Martin Heilman. Mrs. William Bailey McCart’s home hosts Sunday gathering. Lily Yost and Alta Wintigh of Miller spent weekend with the Sgores Campbell family. George Ruff and Louis Ruff attend weddings at Milley Latz. Peter Nelson made two business trips to Huron last week. Willard Yoss butchered at Hi MecCérl home Friday. William Johnson and Willard Yost families visit Wilt Wade home Sunday. Bliss McCarney family moves north of Wessington. Audrey Truax moves to McCartney place. Frank McInery to Truax place. Meber moving from Pale place. Hoge straat Fama of Miller moving to trons. Walter Campbell visits Miller.
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Mil Meber
Pale
Miller
Valley Christianson Rented Amid Move to New Theater
GANN VALLEY residents report Christianson rented the Mouse and, with Anson, plan to move this week from Howard where they kept their residence during construction of a new theater in town. Dow attended for the first time in six weeks due to deep snow. Fay Smith returned from Northwestern University to spend the weekend with Ren and A. A. Smith. The Ut and family relocated from the Frank Webster farm northeast of here to a farm near B mod.
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Aut
Frank. Webster
Bamod
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